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Verkada Cameras Troubleshooting 2024

M.Salih ASLAN — Fri, 26 Apr 2024 16:09:00 +0000

Verkada Cameras Troubleshooting 2024, What started with video security cameras is now six product lines working seamlessly together using our software-first approach. Every product we offer ensures organizations have real-time insights into what could impact the safety and comfort of people throughout their physical environment while simultaneously empowering them to take immediate action. These actions enable our customers to minimize security risks, workplace frustrations and costly inefficiencies.

Troubleshoot Offline Camera

Learn how to troubleshoot when a new Verkada camera is offline

Updated over a week ago

Use this article to read through some common scenarios and try the suggested troubleshooting tips to help. If you still need help, please contact Verkada Support.

What is the LED status of the camera?

Camera has been solid orange for over 10 minutes

Camera is blinking blue for over 5 minutes

Camera is solid blue for over 5 minutes, says “waiting to be connected on Verkada Command”

Roles and Permissions for Cameras

Learn about the roles and permissions available for Verkada Cameras

Updated over a week ago

This article describes the set of roles and associated permissions for Verkada Cameras.

• Permissions are set using roles, which define the level of access users and groups have to devices and settings within an organization and its sites/subsites.

• User permissions specify what tasks users can perform and what features users can access in Command.

• Site-level permissions define what access a particular user or group has to the cameras within the site. Site-level permissions are configured using roles.

See Roles and Permissions for Command users for an in-depth explanation of the features and configurations available for overall Verkada Command usage and administration.

Org-level roles

Organization-level roles are configured on a per-user basis. Groups cannot be used to set organization-level roles.

Below, click the down arrow to the left of the role to learn more about the role and access.

Org Member

Org Admin

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Site-level roles

Site-level roles can be assigned to individual users or to groups and pertain to a specific site or subsite. Subsites inherit the permissions from the subsites and parent sites above them.

No Access

Site Live-Only Viewer

Site Viewer

Site Admin

CP52-E PTZ permissions

The CP52-E PTZ camera permissions determine who can manage the Sentry Mode feature.

• Org Admin/Site Admin: Full access to controls and features, including Sentry Mode.

• Site Viewer: Full access to controls, but limited features and settings access (cannot enable, disable, or edit Sentry Mode settings, but can view settings).

• Live-Only: No access to controls or Sentry Mode.

• No Access: No access.

Permissions model (example)

Here’s a simple example of a permissions model that a typical organization with several sites and users may employ:

Users and their required level of access

• Dean of Students—Ability to view all cameras in the College University organization

• IT Director—Ability to view and edit all cameras in the College University organization

• Librarian—Ability to view cameras in the Library subsite

• Cafeteria Manager—Ability to view cameras in the Cafeteria subsite

• South campus security officer—Ability to view live streams in the South Campus site (and its subsite)

Permissions each user should be assigned

• Dean of Students—Organization member and Site Viewer on all sites

• IT Director—Organization Admin and Site Admin on all sites

• Librarian—Organization member and Site Viewer on the Library subsite

• Cafeteria Manager—Organization member and Site Viewer on the Cafeteria subsite

• South campus security officer—Organization member and Live-Only Viewer on the South Campus site

Note: Org Admin permissions are unrelated to site/subsite permissions. When you are an Org Admin, it does not mean you automatically get Site Admin permissions. However, as an Org Admin, you can configure yourself as a Site Admin for any site.

Set Org Admin permissions

1.In Verkada Command, go to All Products > Admin.

2.Under Org Settings, scroll down to and select Users.

3.Select the user who you want to grant Org Admin permissions.

4.Click the User Actions dropdown and select Grant Org Admin.

5.When prompted to confirm, click Confirm.

Revoke Org Admin permissions

1.In Verkada Command, go to All Products > Admin.

2.Under Org Settings, scroll down to and select Users.

3.Click the User Actions dropdown and select Revoke Org Admin.

4.When prompted to confirm, click Confirm.

Set site and subsite permissions

You can set site and subsite permissions by adding a user, a group, or by existing users and groups.

Add a user

1.In Verkada Command, go to All Products > Admin.

2.Under Org Settings, scroll down to and select Users.

3.At the top right, click Add User.

4.On Add User:

1.Enter the user’s first name, last name, and email address.

2.(Optional) Check the Grant Organization Admin box to give Org Admin permissions.

3.Click Assign Groups to add them to one or more existing groups,

4.Click Add.

5.Under Site Roles, click Manage Roles and grant the user the desired role for each site and subsite.

Add a group

1.In Verkada Command, go to All Products > Admin.

2.Under Org Settings, scroll down to and select Groups.

3.At the top right, click Create Group.

4.On Create Group, enter the group’s name, and click Create.

5.On Add Members to this Group, check the box next to the members you want to add to the group and click Add.

6.On the new group page, at the top, click Site Roles > Assign Roles.

7.On Assign Roles:

1.Under the Role column, select the permission level you want to assign for each site and subsite.

2.Click Save.

Existing users and groups

You can set the site and subsite permissions for existing users and groups by managing the user roles or the sites.

Manage roles

1.In Verkada Command, go to All Products > Admin.

2.Under Org Settings, scroll down to and select Users or Groups.

3.Select the desired user or group.

4.At the top right, click Manage Roles.

5.On Manage Roles:

1.Grant the desired site and subsite roles.

2.Click Save.

Manage sites

1.In Verkada Command, go to All Products > Cameras.

2.At the top right of Cameras, click Manage Sites.

3.Select the desired site to manage and in the right pane, click Manage Permissions.

4.Grant the desired roles for users and groups.

Customize roles and permissions

Verkada’s Roles & Permissions Customization feature enables Org Admins the ability to add or remove certain permissions from Site Admins and Site Viewers more granularly. Some organizations may want to limit or extend the permissions of the members of their organization based on their needs. Currently, we allow customization of permissions related to archives, link sharing, and user management.

1.In Verkada Command, go to All Products > Admin.

2.At the top, select Org Settings > Roles & Permissions Customization.

3.Click Edit to configure the camera permissions that you want to grant to different roles.

4.Click Save when you’ve completed your settings.

You should see the current permissions that Site Viewers and Site Admins have, adjust these permissions, or click Restore Default Settings to return to the default if desired. Changes apply to all Site Admins and Site Viewers in the org.

Roles and Permissions for Command

Learn about the roles and permissions available to Command users and groups

Updated over a week ago

This article describes the set of roles and associated permissions for Verkada Command. It also explains how to customize roles and permissions.

• Permissions are set using roles, which define the level of access users and groups have to devices and settings within an organization and its sites/subsites.

• User permissions specify what tasks users can perform and what features users can access in Command.

• Site-level permissions define what access a particular user or group has to the cameras within the site. Site-level permissions are configured using roles.

• Organization permissions pertain to user management (the ability to access an organization, invite users to an organization.

Note: Because organization, access control, and site permissions serve different purposes, they are separate. However, users need to have permissions set for these levels to have full use of Command.

Permission levels

Permissions are set at the following levels:

Level	Permissions
Organization	All users added to the organization have the ability to log in to the Command organization. Only those users designated as an Organization Admin (Org Admin) can invite/delete other users, create sites, and modify all permissions.
Site	Site-level permissions define what access a particular user or group has to the cameras within the site. Site-level permissions are configured using roles (see below).
Subsite	Subsite permissions are no different from site-level permissions. The only difference is that subsites inherit the permissions of the subsites and parent sites above them.
Roles	There are 4 levels of access that a user or group can have to a site or subsite: • Site Admin: Permits users to view cameras, add cameras, archive and share video, change camera settings, create and delete archived videos, take snapshots, and edit site permissions. • Site Viewer: Permits users to view cameras, create archived videos, and take snapshots. • Live-Only Viewer: Permits users to only view camera live streams (no access to historical video, archives, or live link sharing). • No Access: Users have no access to the site or subsite’s camera live feeds, historical video, or archives.

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Permissions considerations

• Sites and subsites do not inherit permissions from the organization (being an Org Admin does not automatically make you a Site Admin).

• Subsites inherit permissions from all subsites (and the ultimate parent site) above them.

• A user can be assigned to multiple groups. If permissions conflict, the user is always granted the highest role granted to them directly, or to one of the groups to which they belong. For example, if a user is assigned to a group which assigns the role Site Viewer for a particular site, but is also assigned to a group which assigns the role Site Admin for that same site, the user will be granted Site Admin permissions for that site.

• Permissions can always be upgraded, but never downgraded. For example, if a user is assigned to a group that assigns the role Site Viewer for a particular site, that user may be manually upgraded to Site Admin for that site. However, this user cannot be downgraded to a Live-Only Viewer (or any role below Site Viewer). A user’s role can only be downgraded if they are removed from the group which assigns the highest level of access.

Common user permission configurations

Scenario	Configuration Requirement
View, archive, and take snapshots of footage.	• User must be added to the organization. • Site Viewer on appropriate sites or subsites.
View, archive, share, and take snapshots of footage and modify camera settings, and set other users’ permissions (globally).	• User must be added to the organization and made an Org Admin. • Site Admin on all appropriate sites or subsites.
View, archive, share, and take snapshots of footage and modify camera settings, and set other users’ permissions on certain cameras.	• User must be added to the organization. • Site Admin on all appropriate sites or subsites.
View only live streams of cameras.	• User must be added to the organization. • Live-Only Viewer on all appropriate sites or subsites.

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Roles and permissions by Verkada product

Org-level roles

Org-level roles are configured on a per-user basis. Groups cannot be used to set org-level roles.

Org member

Org Admin

Access Control Role

Site-level roles

Site-level roles can be assigned to individual users or to groups and pertain to a specific site or subsite. Subsites inherit the permissions from the subsites and parent sites above them.

No Access

Site Live-Only Viewer

Site Viewer

Site Admin

Access Site Admin

Customize Roles and Permissions

1.In Verkada Command, go to All Products > Admin.

2.At the top, select Org Settings > Roles & Permissions Customization.

3.Manage your roles and permissions:

◦ For Camera Roles, click Edit to configure the camera permissions that you want to grant to different roles.

◦ For Admin Roles, click Edit to configure the admin permissions that you want to grant to different roles.

4.Click Save when you’ve completed your settings.

FAQ

Why has my organization disappeared?

Why are cameras missing from my organization?

Why can’t I access certain features or settings, such as other users?

Resolve Issues with Missing Cameras

Learn how to resolve issues when cameras are missing from your Verkada account

Updated over a week ago

When you log in to Verkada Command, you can only access cameras and video in organizations or sites where your user account has permissions.

Note: Even if you are an Org Admin, you still need to grant yourself permission to view all sites. Learn more about roles and permissions for cameras and Command.

If you log in to Command and cameras are missing or have disappeared, always check user permissions. The most common reason cameras are not visible is that your user account needs permissions to the site(s) where the cameras are configured.

Common reasons that can cause cameras to disappear

• An admin has moved the cameras into an organization or site where your user account does not have permissions.

• An admin has removed your user account from the organization or site where the cameras are located.

In either case, contact your Org Admin and ask that they check your user permissions to the desired organization or site.

Check permissions

If you are an Org Admin, you can check and correct your own permissions:

1.In Verkada Command, go to All Products > Admin.

2.Under Org Settings, select Users.

3.Select your email. Your user email should then be redirected to a list of the sites in your organization with your relevant permissions appear.

4.Click Manage Roles.

5.Next to each relevant site, set the correct permissions.

Resolve Issues with Night Mode

Common issues with IR and Night Mode with steps to resolve them

Updated over a week ago

Each Verkada camera has night vision capabilities, using a sensor to detect low-light situations. When external lighting is low, the camera switches to night mode and records in black and white, using infrared (IR) LEDs to illuminate the environment. If the IR is emitted improperly through the dome or reflected into the lens, it negatively impacts image quality.

Common night mode issues

It is imperative that the dome remain free of debris and the camera is installed properly to achieve the best image quality. When viewing footage in night mode if the footage appears obscured it is most likely the result of one of the following scenarios:

• External occlusion

• Internal reflection

• Dust or debris on the dome

• Fingerprints on the dome

• Condensation/moisture/foggy

If you run into any of these scenarios the camera lens and dome will need to be cleaned. See Clean Your Verkada Dome Camera for more information.

Camera always in night mode

If your camera is always in night mode even where there is sufficient light in the environment the lux (light) value may need to be adjusted. If this is the case, reach out to Verkada Support for further assistance.

Environmental obstruction

If the camera is mounted too close to a wall, ledge, or light source, the image quality may be degraded due to IR reflection.

Recommendation. Ensure that cameras are mounted sufficiently far away from surfaces that may cause the IRs to reflect, such as light sources.

IR obstruction

If a first-generation Dome camera (D30 or D50) is operating in night mode when there is plenty of light, the IR sensor is likely obstructed by the camera housing.

To fix the obstructed light sensor, physically rotate the lens barrel assembly 180° so the sensor and IRs are visible through the camera case.

Example: Proper and improper orientation

Note: After rotating the lens barrel, the camera orientation may need to be changed in Command.

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XMEYE NVR Face Recognition guide

M.Salih ASLAN — Tue, 06 Feb 2024 18:36:04 +0000

XMEYE NVR Face Recognition guide, Facial recognition is a way of identifying or confirming an individual’s identity using their face. Facial recognition systems can be used to identify people in photos, videos, or in real-time.Facial recognition is a category of biometric security. Other forms of biometric software include voice recognition, fingerprint recognition, and eye retina or iris recognition. The technology is mostly used for security and law enforcement, though there is increasing interest in other areas of use.

This tutorial applies to NVR Face Recognition ai systems

How to Install xmeye poe nvr systems

1.Power on the NVR with the 48Vor 52V power adapter.

2.Connect your NVR to the router.

3.Connect the NVR to a monitor via VGA or HDMI cables.

4. Connect the PoE Cameras to the NVR with the PoE Ethernet cables.

5.Switch on the NVR and turn on the monitor.

6.lf your monitor doesn’t have a speaker, you can connect a speaker to the 3.5mm “AUDIO OUT” port to get sound from the recorded video.

XMEYE NVR Face Recognition guide

Getting Started Settings

At your first login to the system, there will be a quick guide to help you set up the basic information of your NVR.

Time Setup

Please adjust the time and date to be the same as your local.

Network

On this page you could see the network information about your system. Click “Next” to continue.

Install XMeye App

Scan QR code of the App to download the app.After the app downloaded, please create your own profile account on the app. And then scan the QR code of the serial number of the NVR to add it into the app. Please ensure the NVR is online before you watch videos of it on the App.

CameralChannel Setting

Before installing your cameras to the final position, please check and adjust the position and the angle of the cameras.

Display

Adjust the display settings of the monitor images

General Setting

In the General Settings, you can change the language, the action when the storage is full and the auto logout intervals if you want to get a better protection of your NVR.

Record Configuration

In the Record Configuration, you can set up the record mode for each channel to save space of the HDD and only record the important videos.

Channel: The channel which you want to do settings of record configuration.

Length: The standard length of each video segment.

Mode:The way you want to record videos.

1.Schedule:The selected channel will only record during the chosen time period.

• Regular:The system will keep recording during the chosen time period.

• Detect: The system will record a video segment when the camera detects movements during the chosen time period.

• Alarm:The system will record a video segment when the camera alarms.During the chosen time period.

2.Manual: The selected channel will record 24/7.

3.Stop:The selected channel will not record any video.

*Notice: If you would like to set the recording mode to “Alarm”, please make sure that you have enabled the alarm function of the corresponding channel.

Alarm settings

lntelligentAlert

The Al smart security camera system supports intelligent alerts.such as human detection and face detection. In order to adjust the related settings, please enter “Intelligent Alert “in “Alarm” menu.

Channel:Choose the camera which you want to do alert settings.

Enable:When you tick off it , the camera will not detect any movements.

Human Detect:The camera will detect human activities by recognizing humanoid body shape.

Face Detection:The camera will detect human face when this is ticked.

Record: When this option is ticked on, the camera will record a video segment when human detected.

Mobile Reported: When it is ticked on, the camera will send alert notifications to your mobile app when it detects movements or human activities.

Alarm Sound: When it is ticked on, the camera will sound a voice alarm when it detects movements or human activities.

Sensitivity:Adjust the detection sensitivity of the camera.

Rule:Set advanced detection rules like safe zone or line cross alarm.

*Notice: If the “Enable” option is on and the “Human Detect” is off, the camera will detect all movements, including pets, vehicles, plants, trees, etc. Therefore, we recommend you to active “Human Detect” to reduce false alerts. It shows that “Human Detect” function can reduce 98%-99% of the false alerts.

Advanced Settings of Human Detection

Period: The time period of the detection.

MD Interval: The interval between 2 human motion movements alerts.

PostRec: To adjust the length of the video after the camera detects abnormal movements.

Tour: Not applicable.

Snapshot: When it is ticked on, the camera will take snapshots when it detects abnormal movements.

Send Email: When it is ticked on, the camera will send alerts to your e-mail address.

Buzzer: When it is ticked on, the NVR will make beeps alarm after the camera detects abnormal movements.

Write Log: When it is ticked on, the NVR will note down the alarm record. You can
review the records by following this path: Right-Click Menu > Main Menu > Advanced > LOG.

FTP Upload:Not Applicable.

Voice Prompts:To choose the different alarm sounds for the voice prompts.

Advanced Settings of Face Detection

Period: To Set the time period of detection.

MD Interval: The interval between 2 alerts.

PostRec: To adjust the length of the video after the camera detects abnormal movements.

Tour: Not applicable.

Snapshot: When this option is on, the camera will take snapshots when it detects abnormal movements.

Send Email: When this option is on, the camera will send alerts to your e-mail address.

Buzzer: When this option is on, the NVR to sound alarm when the camera detects abnormal movements.

Write Log: When this option is on, the NVR will note down the alarm record. You can review the records by following this path: Right-Click Menu > Main Menu > Advanced> LOG.

FTP Upload: Not Applicable.

On screen of the monitor with live video , you can view the human faces detected by the cameras. You can easily and quickly get whether the persons detected by the camera are your friends or an intruder. If it is an intruder, the face detection function can help take some actions as soon as possible to protect your safety and property. Please follow the path below to enable the “Face Detection”.

Right-Click Menu > Face Detection

When the cameras detect human faces, the NVR will show you these faces on the right side of the screen like the image above.

How to Set Up Your Email to Receive Alert Notifications

Please follow the paths below to set up the email which you want to get alerts from the security camera system.

Right-Click Menu > Main Menu > Network > Net Service > EMAIL (Please OUBLE CLICK on “EMAIL” to enter the setting interface)

Please enter the required information of your emails in the “User Name” “Sender” and “Receiver”.
If you want to receive the alert notifications with an email different from sender email address, you can input a different email in the “Receiver”.
In the “Password”, you need a 16 digits App password. Let’s take “Gmail “as an example to show you how to get this password.

*Notice: Each e-mail service provider has its own SMTP server, port and encryption. You can find these information easily on Google. In this manual, we will show you these information of several common used e-mail service. camera is lost connection.

Gmail SMTP: smtp-relay.gmail.com Port: 25, 465 or 587

Encryption: SSL or TLS

Hotmail SMTP: smtp.live.com Port: 25 or 465

Encryption: SSL or TLS

Outlook SMTP: smtp.office365.com Port: 587
Encryption: TLS

Yahoo SMTP: smtp.mail.yahoo.com Port:465
Encryption: SSL or TLS

iCloud SMTP: smtp.mail.me.com Port: 587
Encryption: SSL or TLS

How To Get 16-Digit App Password

Enable IMAP access of your e-mail.

Log into your Google account. In “Security” section, find “Signing in to Google”.

If the “2-Step Verification” is off, please enable it.

Enter ”App passwords”. Select the app and device for which you want to generate the app password, or you can name your own app and device, then click “GENERATE”.

You will get a 16 digits password, this is the password you need to use later to set up your e-mail notice in NVR system.

* Notice: You are not able to review the password after you click “DONE” so please note it down or leave this page open.

Rule – Safe Zone & Line Cross Alarm

We can set up a safe zone for our camera.

The camera will only detect or sound alarm when there’s abnormal activities in the safe zone. Click on the “Set” button next to “Rule”.

Choose the safe zone shape which you would like to use. In this user manual, we use rectangle as example.

We can also choose other size such as circle to protect our valuable objects.

When we choose “Tripwire” in stead of “Intrusion”, there will be a line on the screen and the camera will only detect or sound alarm when people cross this line.

Abnormality

In this part, we can set the alarm for other events.

In the “Event Type”, there are several options:

• No Storage: The NVR can’t detect HDD.

• Storage Device Error:The NVR detects that the HDD is not working correctly.

• Storage No Space: The HDD is full.

• Net Disconnection:The NVR is disconnected to the Internet.

• IP Conflict: The NVR that there are other devices in the LAN using the same IP address.

You can also choose different notification type:

• Show Message:The error message will show on the monitor screen.

• Buzzer: The NVR will sound alarm.

• Mobile Reported:The NVR will send error message to the App.

• Send Email:The NVR will send error message to your e-mail address.

Traditional Alarm

In this part, we can set the alarm for other events.

In this part, we can adjust the settings for other alarm types.

Video Blind: The camera is covered and blinded.

Video Loss: The camera loses connection with the NVR.

Alarm Input: The alarm input from the cameras.

Intelligent: Not Applicable.

Video Blind

Channel: Choose the right channel of which you would like to adjust the settings.

Enable: The master switch of the video blind alarm.

Sensitivity: Change the sensitivity level of the video blind alarm.

Period: Set up the time period during which you would like the video blind alarm to function.

Record Channel: Set up the channels which you would like them to record videos after the video blind alarm is triggered.

*e.g. You have set channel 1 and channel 2 to record videos in “video blind” interface. One day, a burglar walks to your front door and your channel 1 camera sounds an alarm. The burglar covers the camera with his jacket and run to your driveway, where your channel 2 camera is installed. When the video blind alarm is triggered by channel 1, because you have set channel 2 to record videos too, so the channel 2 camera will also record videos and you will have videos with multiple angles of this burglar. These evidence will help police officers to catch this criminal.

Tour:Not applicable.

Snapshot:Set up the channels which you would like them to take snapshots after the video blind alarm is triggered.

PostRec: The length of the video blind alarm video.

Send Email: If this option is on, the NVR will send alert notification to your e-mail address when the video blind alarm is triggered.

Buzzer: If this option is on, the NVR will sound alarm when the video blind alarm is triggered.

Write Log: If this option is on, the NVR will note down the alarm record. You can review the records by following this path: Right-Click Menu> Main Menu > Advanced > LOG

FTP Upload: If this option is on, the NVR will sound alarm when the video blind alarm is triggered.

Mobile Reported: If this option is on, the NVR will send alert notification to the App when the video blind alarm is triggered.

Video Loss

Channel:Choose the right channel of which you would like to adjust the settings.

Enable:The master switch of the video loss alarm.

Period: Set up the time period during which you would like the video loss alarm to function.

Record Channel: Set up the channels which you would like them to record videos after the video loss alarm is triggered.

Tour:Not applicable.

Snapshot: Set up the channels which you would like them to take snapshots after the video loss alarm is triggered.

PostRec: The length of the video loss alarm video.

Send Email: If this option is on, the NVR will send alert notification to your e-mail address when the video loss alarm is triggered.

Buzzer:If this option is on, the NVR will sound alarm when the video loss alarm is triggered.

Write Log: If this option is on, the NVR will note down the alarm record. You can review the records by following this path: Right-Click Menu> Main Menu > Advanced > LOG

FTP Upload: Not applicable.

Mobile Reported: If this option is on, the NVR will send alert notification to the App when the video loss alarm is triggered.

Alarm Input

Type: Not applicable.

Alarmln: The source of the input alarm.

Enable: The master switch of the alarm input alert.

Period: Set up the time period during which you would like the alarm input alert to function.

MD Interval: The interval time of each alarm.

Record Channel: Set up the channels which you would like them to record videos after the alarm input alert is triggered.

Tour: Not applicable.

Snapshot:Set up the channels which you would like them to take snapshots after the alarm input alert is triggered.

PostRec: The length of the alarm input alert video.

Send Email: If this option is on, the NVR will send notification to your e-mail address when the alarm input alert is triggered.

Buzzer: If this option is on, the NVR will sound alarm when the alarm input alert is triggered.

Write Log: If this option is on, the NVR will note down the alarm record. You can review the records by following this path: Right-Click Menu> Main Menu > Advanced > LOG

FTP Upload: Not applicable.

Mobile Reported: If this option is on, the NVR will send notification to the App when the alarm input alert is triggered.

Snapshot Configuration

In “Snapshot Configuration”, we can set our cameras to take snapshots.

Cycle Capture

When we choose “Cycle Capture”, the camera will take snapshots periodically. For example, the default snapshot period is 64 seconds, it means the camera will automatically take snapshot every 64 seconds.

EMAIL: When this option is on, the NVR will send the snapshots captured by the cameras to your e-mail address.

FTP: Not applicable.

Storage: When this option is on, the NVR will store the snapshots captured by the cameras in the HDD.

Timing Capture

When we choose”Timing Capture”, the camera will take snapshots at the time that we set.

Playback

In this part, we can review the video records taken by the cameras.

There are 6 different playback modes:

Common Playback: You can review all the video records.

*e.g.:
On May 1st, you only have your channel 1 recording videos;
On May 2nd, You have your channel 1 and your channel 2 recording videos;
In “Common Playback”, you will see that there are records on May 1st and on May 2nd;

Dayparting: You can review the video records of the chosen channels during the selected period.

Smart Express: The selected alarm type videos will play at normal speed. The remaining videos will speed up to save your time.

Smart Search: You can review the video playback of the selected alarm type within the selected time period.

Face Search: You can review the video playback of detected human faces in the selected time period.

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Last Dahua Firmware 2022

M.Salih ASLAN — Wed, 01 Jun 2022 19:26:12 +0000

How to Download and Prepare Firmware

Description

This guide will show how to download and prepare the firmware file for a Dahua device.

Firmware files for Dahua devices can be found at Firmware by Device or the specific product page for the device

Firmware is typical provided in a ZIP file, a compressed file format

This file will contain the actual firmware file, which needs to be extracted from the ZIP file in preparation for the upgrade

Prerequisites

Computer with internet access (to download firmware file)
Dahua device

Video Instructions

Step by Step Instructions

Confirm the Model and current firmware of Dahua device

1. Enter the IP of the device into a browser

At the Web Login

Enter the Username and Password

Click Login

2. Click Info

3. Click Version

The Device Type will be displayed

The current System Version will be displayed

Download the firmware file for device from DahuaWiki

4. In a browser go to DahuaWiki.com

Under Specifications, Firmware, & Manuals

Click the device type (in this example Recorder)

5. Enter the device model into the field

6. The results will be filtered

7. Click the firmware icon to download the firmware file

8. The file will download

Extract the firmware file to local computer

9. Right click the Start Menu / Windows icon in the bottom left of the screen

Select File Explorer

10. Select Desktop

11. Click Home

Then click New folder to create a new folder to extract the contents of the firmware zip file

12. Find the created folder in the list, double click to open

13. Under the Downloads window of the browser, click ‘Show in folder’

A new File Explorer window should open containing the directory the firmware zip was downloaded to

Locate the file in the list

14. Right click

Select Cut

15. Select the window with the new directory

Right click in the window

Select Paste

The folder will appear in the directory

16. Right click the file

17. The contents of the zip file will appear in a new window

18. Click to select all files in the folder

Drag and drop the files to the created folder

The files will appear in the directory

The firmware file will appear in the directory ready to use

Browse All Firmware Files

DH-IPC-HFW5842EN-Z4E-S2	Pro	8MP	Bullet	Coming Soon	Active
DH-IPC-HDBW5842EN-Z4E-S2	Pro	8MP	Dome	Coming Soon	Active
N85DJ6Z	Pro	8MP	Eyeball		Active
N85DL6Z	Pro	8MP	Dome		Active
N85DB6Z	Pro	8MP	Bullet		Active
N85DJ62	Pro	8MP	Eyeball		Active
N85DF62	Pro	8MP	Bullet		Active
N85DY62	Pro	8MP	Dome		Active
N45EFNZ	Pro	4MP	Bullet		Active
N43BX82	Lite	4MP	Bullet		Active
N43BU82	Lite	4MP	Eyeball		Active
N45EYNZ	Pro	4MP	Dome		Active
N45EFN2	Pro	4MP	Bullet		Active
N45EYN2	Pro	4MP	Dome		Active
N85EFN2	Pro	8MP	Bullet		Active
N43BJ62	Lite	4MP	Eyeball		Active
N43BB62	Lite	4MP	Bullet	Coming Soon	Active
N55DU82	Pro	5MP	Eyeball		Active
N55DU82 (Face Mask Detection)	Pro	5MP	Eyeball		Active
N24CG52	Pro	2MP	Eyeball		Active
N28BB7Z	Ultra	2MP	Bullet		No
N28BL7Z	Ultra	2MP	Dome		No
NK8BA4	Ultra	12MP	Box		No
NK8BB7Z	Ultra	12MP	Bullet		Yes
NK8BL7Z	Ultra	12MP	Dome		No
N68BB7Z	Ultra	6MP	Bullet		No
N68BL7Z	Ultra	6MP	Dome		No
DH-IPC-HF8835FN	Ultra	8MP	Box		No
N45BB5Z	Pro	4MP	Bullet		Yes
N45CB5Z	Pro	4MP	Bullet		No
N25BL5Z	Pro	2MP	Dome		Yes
N25CL5Z	Pro	2MP	Dome		No
N45BL5Z	Pro	4MP	Dome		Yes
N45CL5Z	Pro	4MP	Dome		No
N45BA5	Pro	4MP	Box		No
N25BA5	Pro	2MP	Box		Yes
N85CM5Z	Pro	8MP	Eyeball		No
N85CL5Z	Pro	8MP	Dome		No
N85CB5Z	Pro	8MP	Bullet		No
N65CB5Z	Pro	6MP	Bullet		Yes
N65CL5Z	Pro	6MP	Dome		Yes
N45CL5Z-B	Pro	4MP	Dome		No
N52BF3Z	Pro	5MP	Bullet		Yes
N52BM3Z	Pro	5MP	Dome		Yes
N51BD22	Pro	5MP	Bullet		Yes
N51BD23	Pro	5MP	Bullet		Yes
N51BL22	Pro	5MP	Dome		Yes
N51BL23	Pro	5MP	Dome		Yes
N51BI22	Pro	5MP	Eyeball		Yes
N51BI23	Pro	5MP	Eyeball		Yes
N41BD22	Lite	4MP	Bullet		No
N41BK22	Lite	4MP	Eyeball		Yes
DH-IPC-HDBW83A1EN-Z	Pro	3MP	Dome		Yes
DH-IPC-HFW83A1EN-Z	Pro	3MP	Bullet		Yes
DH-IPC-HDBW82A1EN-Z	Pro	2MP	Dome		Yes
DH-IPC-HFW82A1EN-Z	Pro	2MP	Bullet		Yes
DH-IPC-HFW52A1EN-Z	Pro	2MP	Bullet		Yes
DH-IPC-HDBW52A1EN-Z	Pro	2MP	Dome		Yes
DH-IPC-HFW54A1EN-Z	Pro	4MP	Bullet		Yes
DH-IPC-HDBW54A1EN-Z	Pro	4MP	Dome		Yes
DH-IPC-HDBW4421EN	Pro	4MP	Wedge		Yes
DH-IPC-HDBW44A1FN	Pro	4MP	Wedge		Yes
DH-IPC-HDBW42A1EN	Pro	2MP	Dome		Yes
DH-IPC-HDBW44A1FN-AS	Pro	4MP	Wedge		Yes
DH-IPC-HDBW42A1FN-AS	Pro	2MP	Wedge		Yes
DH-IPC-HFW42A1EN	Pro	2MP	Bullet		Yes
DH-IPC-HFW44A1EN	Pro	4MP	Bullet		Yes
DH-IPC-HFW42A1SN	Pro	2MP	Bullet		Yes
DH-IPC-HFW44A1SN	Pro	4MP	Bullet		Yes
DH-IPC-HDW42A1EN	Pro	2MP	Eyeball		Yes
DH-IPC-HDW44A1EN	Pro	4MP	Eyeball		Yes
DH-IPC-HDW42A1MN	Pro	2MP	Eyeball		Yes
DH-IPC-HDW44A1MN	Pro	4MP	Eyeball		Yes
DH-IPC-HFW23A0RN-ZS	Lite	2MP	Bullet		Yes
DH-IPC-HDBW23A0RN-ZS	Lite	3MP	Dome		Yes
DH-IPC-HDW23A0RN-ZS	Lite	3MP	Eyeball		Yes
DH-IPC-HFW21A0RN-ZS	Lite	1MP	Bullet		Yes
DH-IPC-HDBW21A0RN-ZS	Lite	1MP	Dome		Yes
DH-IPC-HFW13A0SN-0280B	Lite	3MP	Bullet		Yes
DH-IPC-HFW13A0SN-0360B	Lite	3MP	Bullet		Yes
DH-IPC-HFW13A0SN-0600B	Lite	3MP	Bullet		Yes
DH-IPC-HDW13A0SN-0280B	Lite	3MP	Eyeball		Yes
DH-IPC-HDW13A0SN-0360B	Lite	3MP	Eyeball		Yes
DH-IPC-HDBW13A0EN-0280B	Lite	3MP	Dome		Yes
DH-IPC-HDBW13A0EN-0360B	Lite	3MP	Dome		Yes
N24BN52	Pro	2 MP	Wedge		Yes
N44CG52-B	Pro	4 MP	Eyeball		No
N84CB34	Pro	8 MP	Bullet		No
N84CL54	Pro	8 MP	Dome		No
N84CG54	Pro	8 MP	Eyeball		No
N84CL52	Pro	8 MP	Dome		No
N84CG52	Pro	8 MP	Eyeball		No
N25CB5Z	Pro	2 MP	Bullet		No
DH-IPC-HFW5831EN-Z5E	Pro	8 MP	Bullet		No
DH-IPC-HDBW5831EN-Z5E	Pro	8 MP	Dome		No
DH-IPC-HDBW4231FN-E2-M	Pro	2 MP x 2	Dual-sensor		No
N55BS5	Fisheye	5 MP	Fisheye		No
N55BT5	Fisheye	5 MP	Fisheye		No
DH-IPC-HF8242FN-FR	Ultra	2 MP	Box		Yes
DH-IPC-HF8835FN	Ultra	4K	Box		No
N44CB33	Pro	4 MP	Bullet		No
N44CL52	Pro	4 MP	Dome		No
N44CL53	Pro	4 MP	Dome		EOL
N44CG52	Pro	4 MP	Eyeball		No
N44CG53	Pro	4 MP	Eyeball		No
N44BN52	Pro	4 MP	Wedge		No
DH-IPC-HFW4239TN-ASE	Pro	2 MP	Body		No
N24CB33	Pro	2 MP	Bullet		Yes
DH-IPC-HDBW4239RN-ASE	Pro	2 MP	Dome		No
N24CL52	Pro	2 MP	Dome		No
DH-PSD81602N-A360	Multi	2 MP x 8 (16 MP)	Panoramic PTZ		Yes
DH-IPC-PFW8601N-H-A180	Multi	2 MP x 3	Panoramic Bullet	Update First Update Second	No
DH-IPC-PFW8800N-A180	Multi	2 MP x 4	Panoramic Bullet	Update First Update Second	No
DH-IPC-PDBW8800N-A180	Multi	2 MP x 4	Panoramic Dome	Update First Update Second	No
DH-IPC-HDW8341XN-3D	Ultra	3 MP x 2	Dual Sensor		No
DH-IPC-PDBW5831N-B360	Multi	2 MP x 4	Panoramic		No
N45DB7Z	Pro	4MP	Bullet		No
N45DL7Z	Pro	4MP	Dome		No
N45DM62	Pro	4MP	Dome		No
N45EF63	Pro	4MP	Bullet		No
N45EM63	Pro	4MP	Dome		No
DH-IPC-HUM8431N-E1	Pro	4MP	Pinhole		No
DH-IPC-HUM8431-L3	Pro	4MP	Pinhole	N/A	No
N22AL12	Lite	2MP	Dome		No
DH-IPC-HFW7442H-ZFR	Ultra	4MP	Bullet		No
DH-IPC-HDBW7442H-ZFR	Ultra	4MP	Dome		No
DH-IPC-HCBW8442N	Ultra	4MP	Corner Camera		No
N53AM5Z	Lite	5MP	Dome		No
N53AL52	Lite	5MP	Dome		No
N53AF5Z	Lite	5MP	Bullet		No
N53AJ52	Lite	5MP	Eyeball		No
N53AB52	Lite	5MP	Bullet		No
N53AJ5Z	Lite	5MP	Eyeball		No
N25BB5Z	Pro	2MP	Bullet		Yes
N84BG44	Ultra	8MP	Eyeball		Yes
EBW81242N	Ultra	12MP	Fisheye		No
N84BL44	Ultra	8MP	Dome		Yes
N82AL32	Lite	8MP	Dome		No
N42BD32	Lite	4MP	Bullet		No
N42BJ62	Lite	4MP	Eyeball		No
N42AC3Z	Lite	4MP	Bullet		Yes
DH-IPC-HDBW5231EN-ZE-HDMI	Pro	2MP	Dome		Yes
N45DJ62	Pro	4MP	Eyeball		No
N55DY82	Pro	5MP	Eyeball		No
N55DY82 (Face Mask Detection)	Pro	5MP	Eyeball		No
N45EJ62 (White-Light)	Pro	4MP	Eyeball		No
N43AB52	Lite	4MP	Bullet		No
N43AN52	Lite	4MP	Wedge		No
N43AJ52	Lite	4MP	Eyeball		No
N43AJ52-B	Lite	4MP	Eyeball		No
N43AL52	Lite	4MP	Dome		No
N43AL52-B	Lite	4MP	Dome		No
N43AM5Z	Lite	4MP	Dome		No
N43AM5Z-B	Lite	4MP	Dome		No
N43AN52	Lite	4MP	Wedge		No

PTZ

Models ▼	Resolution ▼	Optical Zoom ▼	Quick Start Guide ▼	Main Firmware ▼	PTZ Firmware ▼	EOL ▼
8A840PANF	8MP	40x	Coming Soon	N/A	N/A
50432XANR	4MP	32x	Coming Soon			Active
52C432XANR	4MP	32x				Active
52C232XANR	2MP	32x	Coming Soon			Active
50232XANR	2MP	30x				Active
DH-SD6AEA230FN-HNI	2MP	30x				EOL
DH-SD6ALA230FN-HNI	2MP	30x				EOL
DH-SD40A212TN-HNI	2MP	12x				EOL
DH-SD42A212TN-HNI	2MP	12x				EOL
DH-SD42CA212TN-HNI	2MP	12x				EOL
DH-SD59A230TN-HNI	2MP	30x				EOL
DH-SD6CA230TN-HNI	2MP	30x				EOL
DH-SD50A230TN-HNI	2MP	30x				EOL
50430UNI	4MP	30x				No
52C430UNI	4MP	30x				No
59430UNI	4MP	30x				No
6AE530UNI	5MP	30x				EOL
6C430UNI	4MP	30x				Yes
59230UNI	2MP	30x				Yes
6CE230UNI	2MP	30x				No
6AL245UNI	2MP	45x				No
52C230UNI-A	2MP	30x				No
50230UNI-A	2MP	30x				Yes
6AE830VNI	8MP	30x				EOL
6AE240VNI	2MP	40x				No
12203TNI	2MP	3x			N/A	No
1A203TNI	2MP	3x			N/A	No
22204TNI	2MP	4x			N/A	No
DH_SD29A204TN_GNI	2MP	4x				No
22204UENI	2MP	4x			N/A	No
49225TNI	2MP	25x				No
8A840WANF	2MP	25x				No
6CE445XANR	2MP	30x				No
5A445XANR	4MP	45x				No
59232XANR	2MP	32x				No
T5X225WAN	2 x 2MP	25x				No
49425XBNR	4MP	25x				No
6AL445XANR	4MP	45x				No
1A404XBNR	4MP	4x			N/A	No

HDCVI Cameras

Models ▼	Series ▼	Resolution ▼	Body ▼	Specifications ▼	Manual ▼	EOL ▼
A22CJN2	Pro	2MP	Eyeball			Active
A52CF6Z	Pro	5MP	Bullet			Active
A52CJ62	Pro	5MP	Eyeball			Active
A22DF63	Pro	2MP	Bullet	Coming Soon	Coming Soon	Active
A22DJ62	Pro	2MP	Eyeball	Coming Soon	Coming Soon	Active
A22DMAZ	Pro	2MP	Dome	Coming Soon	Coming Soon	Active
A52CF62	Pro	5MP	Bullet	Coming Soon	Coming Soon	Active
22204ICLB	Lite	2MP	Dome			Active
A52BJAZ	Pro	5MP	Eyeball			No
A52BMAZ-B	Pro	5MP	Dome			No
A52BMAZ	Pro	5MP	Dome			No
A52BFAZ	Pro	5MP	Bullet			No
A52BJ62	Pro	5MP	Eyeball			No
A52BL62	Pro	5MP	Dome			No
A52BB62	Pro	5MP	Bullet			No
A81AJ22	Lite	8MP	Eyeball			No
A83AA9	Ultra	8MP	Box			No
A21BB02	Pro	2MP	Bullet			Yes
A21BB03	Pro	2MP	Bullet			No
DH-HAC-HUM1220GN-B	Lite	2MP	Pinhole			No
DH-HAC-HUM1220GN	Lite	2MP	Mini Bullet			No
A21BL02	Pro	2MP	Dome			EOL
A21BL03	Pro	2MP	Dome			EOL
A21CF02	Lite	2MP	Bullet			No
A21CL02	Lite	2MP	Dome			No
A21CG02	Lite	2MP	Eyeball			No
A211K02	Lite	2MP	Eyeball			No
DH-HAC-HUM1220A-PIR	Lite	2MP	PIR			EOL
A42AL22	Pro	4MP	Dome			No
A42AG23	Pro	4MP	Eyeball			EOL
A52AB62	Pro	5MP	Bullet			No
A52AL42	Pro	5MP	Dome			No
A52AJ62	Pro	5MP	Eyeball			No
A511K02	Lite	5MP	Eyeball			No
A82AF53	Pro	8MP	Bullet			No
A82AM52	Pro	8MP	Dome			No
A82AG52	Pro	5MP	Eyeball			No
DH-HAC-PFW3601N-A180	Multi	4096×832	Bullet			No
A42AR2	Ultra	4MP	Fisheye			Yes
A83AR6		8MP	Fisheye			No
49225IC	Pro	2MP	PTZ			No
59230IC	Series	2MP	PTZ			No
6C230IC	Pro	2MP	PTZ			No
50230IC	Pro	2MP	PTZ			No
DH-SD22A204IN-GC	Series	MP	Body			EOL
40212IC	Pro	2MP	PTZ			No
59430IC	Ultra	4MP	PTZ			No
A21BM0V	Lite	2MP	Dome			EOL
DH-HAC-HFW32A1EN-Z	Super	2MP	Bullet			No
A21CC0Z	Lite	2MP	Bullet			No
DH-HAC-HDBW32A1EN-Z	Super	2MP	Dome			Yes
A21CM0Z	Lite	2MP	Dome			EOL
A21CJ0Z	Lite	2MP	Eyeball			No
A42AM2Z-B	Pro	4MP	Dome			EOL
A42AC2Z	Pro	4MP	Bullet			No
A42AM2Z	Pro	4MP	Dome			EOL
A52AF6Z	Pro	5MP	Bullet			No
A52AJ6Z	Pro	5MP	Eyeball			No
A82AF5V	Pro	8MP	Bullet			No
A83ABBZ	Ultra	8MP	Bullet			No
A82AM5V	Pro	8MP	Dome			No
A83ALBZ	Ultra	8MP	Dome			No
A82AH5V	Pro	8MP	Eyeball			No
A22AM9Z	Pro	2MP	Dome			No
A52AM9Z	Pro	5MP	Dome			No
A52AM9Z-B	Pro	5MP	Dome			No
A511K02-B	Lite	5MP	Eyeball			Yes
A21BC0V	Lite	2MP	Bullet			EOL
A21BG02/A21BG03	Pro	2MP	Eyeball			EOL
A21BH0V	Lite	2MP	Eyeball			EOL
A22AC9Z	Pro	2MP	Bullet			EOL
A22AH9Z	Pro	2MP	Eyeball			EOL
A42AB22	Pro	4MP	Bullet			EOL
A42AB23	Pro	4MP	Bullet			EOL
A42AC2Z	Pro	4MP	Bullet			EOL
A21CM0Z	Lite	2MP	Dome			EOL
A42AG22	Pro	4MP	Eyeball			EOL
A22BJ63	Pro	2MP	Eyeball			No
A42AH2Z	Pro	4MP	Eyeball			EOL
A42AL23	Pro	4MP	Dome			EOL
DH-HAC-HDB1200FN-M	Pro	2MP	Dome			EOL
DH-HAC-HDBW12A0EN	Lite	2MP	Dome			EOL
DH-HAC-HDBW12A0RN-VF	Lite	2MP	Dome			EOL
DH-HAC-HDBW2231FN-M	Pro	2MP	Dome			EOL
DH-HAC-HDBW2241FN-M	Dome	2MP	Dome			EOL
DH-HAC-HDBW22A1EN	Pro	2MP	Dome			EOL
DH-HAC-HDBW22A1RN-Z	Pro	2MP	Dome			EOL
DH-HAC-HDW1220GN-M	Lite	2MP	Eyeball			EOL
DH-HAC-HDW12A0EN	Lite	2MP	Eyeball			EOL
DH-HAC-HDW12A0RN-VF	Lite	2MP	Eyeball			EOL
DH-HAC-HDW22A1EN	Pro	2MP	Eyeball			EOL
DH-HAC-HDW22A1RN-Z	Pro	2MP	Eyeball			EOL
DH-HAC-HFW12A0RN-VF	Lite	2MP	Bullet			EOL
DH-HAC-HFW12A0SN	Lite	2MP	Mini Bullet			EOL
DH-HAC-HFW22A1EN	Pro	2MP	Bullet			EOL
DH-HAC-HFW22A1RN-Z	Pro	2MP	Bullet			EOL
DH-HAC-HMW3200LN	Ultra	2MP	Mobile			EOL
DH-HAC-HMW3200LN-F	Ultra	2MP	Mobile			EOL
DH-HAC-HMW3200LN-FR	Ultra	2MP	Mobile			EOL
DH-HAC-HMW3200N	Ultra	2MP	Mobile			No
A22CL62	Pro	2MP	Dome			EOL
A22CF63	Pro	2MP	Bullet			No
A22CJ62	Pro	2MP	Eyeball			EOL
A22CFAZ	Pro	2MP	Bullet			EOL
A22CMAZ	Pro	2MP	Dome			No
A22CJAZ	Pro	2MP	Eyeball			No
A42BJAZ	Pro	4MP	Eyeball			No
49225ICLA	Pro	2MP	PTZ			No
59230IC	Pro	2MP	PTZ			No

WiFi Cameras

Models ▼	Series ▼	Resolution ▼	Body ▼	EOL ▼
DH-IPC-HFW13A0SN-W	WiFi	3MP	Bullet	EOL
N41BD12-W	Wifi	4 MP	Bullet	No
N41BL12-W	Wifi	4 MP	Dome	No
DH-SD22A204TN-GNI-W	Wifi	2MP	4x	EOL
22204UENI-W	Wifi	2MP	4x	No
DH-IPC-HDBW1435EN-W-S2	Wifi	4MP	Dome	No
DH-IPC-HFW1435S-W-S2	Wifi	4 MP	Bullet	No

NVR

Models ▼	Channels ▼	Specifications ▼	Quick Start Guide ▼	Per Drive Capacity ▼	Max HDD ▼	EOL ▼
N42C3P	16			10TB	2	Active
N42C2P	8			10TB	2	Active
N42C1P	4			10TB	2	Active
N41C2P	8			10TB	1	Active
N41C1P	4			10TB	1	Active
DHI-NVR52A08-8P-4KS2	8			10TB	2	Yes
DHI-NVR52A16-16P-4KS2	16			10TB	2	Yes
DHI-NVR54A16-16P-4KS2	16			10TB	4	Yes
DHI-NVR58A16-16P-4KS2	16			10TB	8	Yes
DHI-NVR58A32-4KS2	32			8TB	8	Yes
N52A4P	24			10TB	2	No
N54A4P	24			10TB	4	No
N52B3P	16			10TB	2	No
N54B3P	16			10TB	4	No
N52B2P	8			10TB	2	No
DHI-NVR42A04-P	4		Coming Soon	6TB	2	Yes
DHI-NVR42A08-8P	8		Coming Soon	6TB	2	Yes
DHI-NVR42A16-16P	16		Coming Soon	6TB	2	Yes
NVR724DR-256	256			8TB	24	Yes
DHI-NVR6A08-128-4KS2	128			8TB	8	No
DHI-NVR6A08-32-4KS2	32			8TB	8	No
DHI-NVR6A08-64-4KS2	64			8TB	8	No
DHI-NVR6A16-128-4KS2	128	Coming Soon		8TB	8	No
DHI-NVR6A16DR-128-4KS2	128			8TB	8	No
N42B1P	4			8TB	2	No
N42B2P	8			8TB	2	No
N42B3P	16			8TB	2	No
DHI-NVR4216-16P-I	16			8TB	2	No
DHI-NVR5216-16P-I	16			8TB	2	No
N54B5N	32			10TB	4	No

DVR

Models ▼	BNC Inputs ▼	Maximum HDCVI Resolution ▼	Firmware ▼	HDD Max Capacity ▼	Max HDD Supported ▼	EOL ▼
X82R3N	16	8MP		8TB	2	No
X51C1E	4	2MP		6TB	1	No
X81B1E	4	8MP		8TB	1	No
X51C2E	8	2MP		10TB	1	No
X54B5L	32	2MP		10TB	4	No
X51C3E	16	2MP		10TB	1
X88B5S	16	8MP		10TB	8
X84R3L	16	8MP		10TB	4
DHI-HCVR51A04HE-S3	4	720p		6TB	1
DHI-HCVR51A08HE-S3	8	720p		6TB	1
DHI-HCVR72A04A-S3	4	1080p		12TB	2
DHI-HCVR51A16HE-S3	16	720p		6TB	1
DHI-HCVR52A16AN-S3	16	5MP		12TB	2
DHI-HCVR52A16A-S3	16	5MP		12TB	2
DHI-HCVR72A08A-S3	8	1080p		12TB	2
DHI-HCVR72A16A-S3	16	1080p		12TB	2
DHI-HCVR54A16L-V2	16	720p		8TB	4
DHI-HCVR58A32S-S2	32			8TB	8
DHI-HCVR74A16L	16	1080p		10TB	4
DHI-HCVR78A16S	16	1080P		10TB	8
C52A1N	4	8MP		8TB	2	Yes
C52A2N	8	8MP		8TB	2	Yes
C52A3N	16	8MP		8TB	2	Yes
X21A1E	4	2MP		8TB	1	Yes
X21A2E	8	2MP		8TB	1	Yes
X32A1A	4	2MP		6TB	2
X21A3E	16	2MP		8TB	1	Yes
X22A3N	16	2MP		8TB	2
X22A3A	16	2MP		8TB	2	Yes
X32A2A	8	2MP		8TB	2	Yes
X24A3L	16	2MP		8TB	4	Yes
X34A2L	8
X32A3A	16	2MP		8TB	2
X24A5L	32	2MP		8TB	4
X28A5S	32	2MP		8TB	8	Yes
X34A3L	16	2MP		8TB	4
X38A3S	16	2MP		8TB	8
DHI-HCVR82A08A-S3	8
DHI-HCVR82A16A-S3	16
DHI-HCVR84A16L-S3	16
DHI-HCVR88A16S-S3	16
X58A3S	16	8MP		8TB	8	Yes
X72A2A	8	8MP		10TB	2
X51A3E	16	5MP		10TB	1
X52A3A	16	5MP		10TB	2
X52A3N	16	5MP		10TB	2
X72A3A	16	8MP		10TB	2
X51A1E	4	5MP		10TB	1	Yes
X51A2E	8	5MP		10TB	1
X54A5L	32	5MP		10TB	4
X58A5S	32	5MP		10TB	8
X74A3L	16	8MP		10TB	4
X72B2A	8	8MP	Coming Soon	10TB	2
X82A3A	16	8MP		10TB	2
X51B1E		8		6TB	1
X88A3S		16		10TB	8	No
X52B3A		16		10TB	2	No
X82B2A		8		10TB	2	No
X82B3A		8		10TB	2	No
X82R2A		8		10TB	2	No

LincX2PRO

Models ▼	Series ▼	Resolution ▼	Body ▼	Quick Start Guide ▼	Manual ▼	EOL ▼
DH-DB6I-CAN	LincX2PRO	5MP	Doorbell	Coming Soon	Coming Soon	No
DH-DB6I-USA	LincX2PRO	5MP	Doorbell	Coming Soon	Coming Soon	No
IPC-C26EN	LincX2PRO	2MP	Wifi Camera		Coming Soon	No
IPC-L26N	LincX2PRO	2MP	Floodlight Camera		Coming Soon	No
DHI-DB11	LincX2PRO	2MP	Doorbell			No
DS11-USA	LincX2PRO	2MP	Wireless Chime		Coming Soon	Yes

Kits

IP Kits

Dahua Model	Recorder Model	Camera Model	Short Description	Long Description	Camera Firmware		EOL
N484E62B	N41C2P	N42BJ62	8-CH NETWORK KIT: 6 x 4MP, 2.8mm Mini Eyeball Cameras plus a 4-channel Network Recorder	8-channel, IP, dual Smart H.265/H.264 codec, 4K, 1HDD, 2TB recorder, plus 6 x 4MP, Mini Eyeball camera’s: 1/3″ CMOS, 0.08Lux/F2.0, True WDR, ICR, 20fps@4MP, IP67, 2.8mm manual lens, Max. IR LEDs length 98ft, (PSU & mount sold separate)
N484E62S	N41B2P2	N42BJ62	8-CH NETWORK KIT: 6 x 4MP, 2.8mm Mini Eyeball Cameras plus a 4-channel Network Recorder	8-channel, IP, dual Smart H.265/H.264 codec, 4K, 1HDD, 2TB recorder, plus 6 x 4MP, Mini Eyeball camera’s: 1/3″ CMOS, 0.08Lux/F2.0, True WDR, ICR, 20fps@4MP, IP67, 2.8mm manual lens, Max. IR LEDs length 98ft, (PSU & mount sold separate)
N444E42	N41B1P2	N41BK22	4-CH NETWORK KIT: 4 x 4MP, 2.8mm Mini Eyeball Cameras plus a 4-channel Network Recorder	4-channel, IP, dual Smart H.265/H.264 codec, 4K, 1HDD, 2TB recorder, plus 4 x 4MP, Mini Eyeball camera’s: 1/3″ CMOS, 0.08Lux/F2.0, True WDR, ICR, 20fps@4MP, IP67, 2.8mm manual lens, Max. IR LEDs length 98ft, (PSU & mount sold separate)
N484E62	N41B2P2	N41BK22	8-CH NETWORK KIT: 6 x 4MP, 2.8mm Mini Eyeball Cameras plus an 8-channel Network Recorder	8-channel, IP, dual Smart H.265/H.264 codec, 4K, 1HDD, 2TB recorder, plus 6 x 4MP, Mini Eyeball camera’s: 1/3″ CMOS, 0.08Lux/F2.0, True WDR, ICR, 20fps@4MP, IP67, 2.8mm manual lens, Max. IR LEDs length 98ft, (PSU & mount sold separate)
N5164E124	N52B3P4	N41BK22	16-CH NETWORK KIT: 12 x 4MP, 2.8mm Mini Eyeball Cameras and a 16-channel Network Recorder	16-channel, IP, dual Smart H.265/H.264 codec, 4K, 1HDD, 4TB recorder, plus 12 x 4MP, Mini Eyeball camera’s: 1/3″ CMOS, 0.08Lux/F2.0, True WDR, ICR, 20fps@4MP, IP67, 2.8mm manual lens, Max. IR LEDs length 98ft, (PSU & mount sold separate)			Yes
N448D42	N41B1P2	N41BK22 N84CL52	4-CH NETWORK KIT: 3 x 4MP, 2.8mm Mini Eyeball Cameras plus 1 x 4K, 2.8mm Dome Camera and a 4-channel Network Recorder	4-channel, IP, dual Smart H.265/H.264 codec, 4K, 1HDD, 2TB recorder, plus 3 x 4MP, Mini Eyeball camera’s and a 4K dome. All cameras include a 2.8mm lens, True WDR, ICR, IP67, Max. IR LEDs length 98ft, (PSU & mount sold separate) Mini Eyeball: 1/3″ CMOS, 0.08Lux/F2.0, 20fps@4MP Dome: 1/2.5″ CMOS, 0.06Lux/F1.6, 15fps@4K	N84CL52:	N41BK22:	Yes
N488D63	N41B2P3	N41BK22 N84CL52	8-CH NETWORK KIT: 4 x 4MP, 2.8mm Mini Eyeball Cameras plus 2 x 4K, 2.8mm Dome Cameras and an 8-channel Network Recorder	8-channel, IP, dual Smart H.265/H.264 codec, 4K, 1HDD, 3TB recorder, plus 4 x 4MP, Mini Eyeball camera’s and 2 x 4K domes. All cameras include a 2.8mm lens, True WDR, ICR, IP67, Max. IR LEDs length 98ft, (PSU & mount sold separate) Mini Eyeball: 1/3″ CMOS, 0.08Lux/F2.0, 20fps@4MP Dome: 1/2.5″ CMOS, 0.06Lux/F1.6, 15fps@4K	N84CL52:	N41BK22:	Yes
N5168D124	N52B3P4	N41BK22 N84CL52	16-CH NETWORK KIT: 8 x 4MP, 2.8mm Mini Eyeball Cameras plus 4 x 4K, 2.8mm Dome Cameras and an 16-channel Network Recorder	16-channel, IP, dual Smart H.265/H.264 codec, 4K, 1HDD, 4TB recorder, plus 8 x 4MP, Mini Eyeball camera’s and 4 x 4K domes. All cameras include a 2.8mm lens, True WDR, ICR, IP67, Max. IR LEDs length 98ft, (PSU & mount sold separate) Mini Eyeball: 1/3″ CMOS, 0.08Lux/F2.0, 20fps@4MP Dome: 1/2.5″ CMOS, 0.06Lux/F1.6, 15fps@4K	N84CL52:	N41BK22:
N444E42A	N41C1P2	N42BJ62 DHI-DB11	4-Channel WiFi Video Doorbell Security System: 3 x 4 MP Eyeball Network Cameras, 1 x WiFi Video Doorbell, 1 x 4-channel 4K NVR	4-channel, IP, dual Smart H.265/H.264 codec, 4K, 1HDD, 4TB recorder, plus 3 x 4 MP Eyeball Network Cameras and 1 x WiFi Video Doorbell. All cameras include a 2.8mm lens, True WDR, ICR, IP67, Max. IR LEDs length 98ft, (PSU & mount sold separate) Mini Eyeball: 1/3″ CMOS, 0.08Lux/F2.0, 20fps@4MP Dome: 1/2.5″ CMOS, 0.06Lux/F1.6, 15fps@4K	N42BJ62:	DHI-DB11:
N484E62A	N41C2P2	N42BJ62 DHI-DB11	8-Channel WiFi Video Doorbell Security System: 5 x 4 MP Eyeball Network Cameras, 1 x WiFi Video Doorbell, 1 x 8-channel 4K NVR	8-channel, IP, dual Smart H.265/H.264 codec, 4K, 1HDD, 2TB recorder, plus 5 x 4 MP Eyeball Network Cameras and 1 x WiFi Video Doorbell. All cameras include a 2.8mm lens, True WDR, ICR, IP67, Max. IR LEDs length 98ft, (PSU & mount sold separate) Mini Eyeball: 1/3″ CMOS, 0.08Lux/F2.0, 20fps@4MP Dome: 1/2.5″ CMOS, 0.06Lux/F1.6, 15fps@4K	N42BJ62:	DHI-DB11:

HDCVI Kits

Dahua Model	Recorder Model	Camera Model	Short Description	Long Description
C888E64A	X82R2A4	A81AJ22	8-CH HDCVI KIT: 6 x 8MP, 2.8mm Mini Eyeball Cameras plus a 8-channel Penta-brid Recorder	8-channel, penta-brid (CVI, TVI, AHD, CVBS, IP), dual Smart H.265/H.264 codec, 4K, 2HDD, 4TB recorder, plus 6 x 8MP multi-format , Eyeball camera’s: 1/2.7″ CMOS, 0.01 lux at F1.6, DWDR, ICR, IP67, 2.8mm manual lens, Max. IR LEDs length 98ft, (PSU & mount sold separate)
C865E124A	X82B3A4	A51BJ02	16-CH HDCVI KIT: 12 x 5MP, 2.8mm Mini Eyeball Cameras plus a 16-channel Penta-brid Recorder	16-channel, penta-brid (CVI, TVI, AHD, CVBS, IP), dual Smart H.265/H.264 codec, 4K, 2HDD, 4TB recorder, plus 12 x 5MP multi-format , Mini Eyeball camera’s: 1/2.7″ CMOS, 0.01 lux at F1.6, DWDR, ICR, IP67, 2.8mm manual lens, Max. IR LEDs length 98ft, (PSU & mount sold separate)
C885E62A	X82B2A2	A51BJ02	8-CH HDCVI KIT: 6 x 5MP, 2.8mm Mini Eyeball Cameras plus a 8-channel Penta-brid Recorder	8-channel, penta-brid (CVI, TVI, AHD, CVBS, IP), dual Smart H.265/H.264 codec, 4K, 2HDD, 2TB recorder, plus 6 x 5MP multi-format , Mini Eyeball camera’s: 1/2.7″ CMOS, 0.01 lux at F1.6, DWDR, ICR, IP67, 2.8mm manual lens, Max. IR LEDs length 98ft, (PSU & mount sold separate)
C845E42A	X81B1E2	A51BJ02	4-CH HDCVI KIT: 4 x 5MP, 2.8mm Mini Eyeball Cameras plus a 4-channel Penta-brid Recorder	4-channel, penta-brid (CVI, TVI, AHD, CVBS, IP), dual Smart H.265/H.264 codec, 4K, 1HDD, 2TB recorder, plus 4 x 5MP multi-format , Mini Eyeball camera’s: 1/2.7″ CMOS, 0.01 lux at F1.6, DWDR, ICR, IP67, 2.8mm manual lens, Max. IR LEDs length 98ft, (PSU & mount sold separate)
C868E124A	X82R3N4	A81AJ22	16-CH HDCVI KIT: 12 x 8MP, 2.8mm Mini Eyeball Cameras plus a 16-channel Penta-brid Recorder	16-channel, penta-brid (CVI, TVI, AHD, CVBS, IP), dual Smart H.265/H.264 codec, 4K, 2HDD, 4TB recorder, plus 12 x 8MP multi-format , Mini Eyeball camera’s: 1/2.7″ CMOS, 0.02Lux/F1.85, DWDR, ICR, 8MP@15fps, 6MP or 5MP@25, 4MP-3MP-2MP@30fps, IP67, 2.8mm manual lens, Max. IR LEDs length 98ft, (PSU & mount sold separate)
C542E42A	X51A1H2	A211K02	4-CH HDCVI KIT: 4 x 2MP, 2.8mm Mini Eyeball Cameras plus a 4-channel Penta-brid Recorder	4-channel, penta-brid (CVI, TVI, AHD, CVBS, IP), dual Smart H.265/H.264 codec, 1080p, 1HDD, 2TB recorder, plus 4 x 2MP multi-format , Mini Eyeball camera’s: 1/2.7″ CMOS, 0.02Lux/F1.85, DWDR, ICR, 30fps@1080p, 60fps@720p, IP67, 2.8mm manual lens, Max. IR LEDs length 98ft, (PSU & mount sold separate)
C542E42	X51A1H2	A211K02	4-CH HDCVI KIT: 4 x 2MP, 2.8mm Mini Eyeball Cameras plus a 4-channel Penta-brid Recorder	4-channel, penta-brid (CVI, TVI, AHD, CVBS, IP), dual Smart H.265/H.264 codec, 1080p, 1HDD, 2TB recorder, plus 4 x 2MP multi-format , Mini Eyeball camera’s: 1/2.7″ CMOS, 0.02Lux/F1.85, DWDR, ICR, 30fps@1080p, 60fps@720p, IP67, 2.8mm manual lens, Max. IR LEDs length 98ft, (PSU & mount sold separate)
C544E42	X71A1H2	A511K02	4-CH HDCVI KIT: 4 x 5MP, 2.8mm Mini Eyeball Cameras, plus a 4-channel Penta-brid 4K Recorder NOTE: Due to the limitation of the (X71A1H) recorder in this kit, it can not hold 4 x 5MP cameras. It can only support 4 x 4MP. Although the A511K02 is a 5MP camera, it is defaulted to 4MP resolution out of the box. If required, the user can manually enable the 5MP option in camera menu.	4-channel, penta-brid (CVI, TVI, AHD, CVBS, IP), dual Smart H.265/H.264 codec, 4K, 2HDD, 2TB recorder, plus 4 x 5MP, 2.8mm multi-format, ICR, IP67, 5MP@20fps: 1/2.7″ CMOS, 0.02Lux/F1.85, DWDR, Max. IR LEDs length 98ft, (PSU & mount sold separate)
C785E63	X72A2A3	A511K02	8-CH HDCVI KIT: 6 x 5MP, 2.8mm Mini Eyeball Cameras, plus an 8-channel Penta-brid 4K Recorder	8-channel, penta-brid (CVI, TVI, AHD, CVBS, IP), dual Smart H.265/H.264 codec, 4K, 2HDD, 3TB recorder, plus 6 x 5MP, 2.8mm multi-format, ICR, IP67, 5MP@20fps: 1/2.7″ CMOS, 0.02Lux/F1.85, DWDR, Max. IR LEDs length 98ft, (PSU & mount sold separate)
C788E63	X72A2A3	A511K02 A82AG52	8-CH HDCVI KIT: 4 x 5MP and 2 x 4K, 2.8mm Mini Eyeball Cameras, plus an 8-channel Penta-brid 4K Recorder	8-channel, penta-brid (CVI, TVI, AHD, CVBS, IP), dual Smart H.265/H.264 codec, 4K, 2HDD, 3TB recorder, plus 4 x 5MP and 2 x 4K, 2.8mm multi-format, ICR, IP67, Mini Eyeball camera’s (PSU & mount sold separate): 5MP@20fps: 1/2.7″ CMOS, 0.02Lux/F1.85, DWDR, Max. IR LEDs length 98ft 8MP@15fps: 1/2″ CMOS, 0.005Lux/F1.6, True WDR, Max. IR LEDs length 164ft
C7165E124	X72A3A4	A511K02	16-CH HDCVI KIT: 12 x 5MP, 2.8mm Mini Eyeball Cameras, plus a 16-channel Penta-brid 4K Recorder	16-channel, penta-brid (CVI, TVI, AHD, CVBS, IP), dual Smart H.265/H.264 codec, 4K, 2HDD, 4TB recorder, plus 12 x 5MP Mini Eyeball camera’s: 2.8mm lenses, multi-format, ICR, IP67, 5MP@20fps: 1/2.7″ CMOS, 0.02Lux/F1.85, DWDR, Max. IR LEDs length 98ft (PSU & mount sold separate)
C7168E124	X72A3A4	A511K02 A82AG52	16-CH HDCVI KIT: 4 x 4K and 8 x 5MP, 2.8mm Mini Eyeball Cameras, plus a 16-channel Penta-brid 4K Recorder	16-channel, penta-brid (CVI, TVI, AHD, CVBS, IP), dual Smart H.265/H.264 codec, 4K, 2HDD, 4TB recorder, plus 4 x 4K and 8 x 5MP, 2.8mm multi-format, ICR, IP67, Mini Eyeball camera’s (PSU & mount sold separate): 5MP@20fps: 1/2.7″ CMOS, 0.02Lux/F1.85, DWDR, Max. IR LEDs length 98ft 8MP@15fps: 1/2″ CMOS, 0.005Lux/F1.6, True WDR, Max. IR LEDs length 164ft

AI

Recorders

Models ▼	Firmware ▼	HDD Max Capacity ▼	Max HDD Supported ▼
DHI-IVSS7016DR		16TB	16
DHI-IVSS7016DR-2I		10TB	16
IVSS7024DR	Coming Soon	10TB	24
DHI-IVSS7016DR-4T		10TB	16
DHI-IVSS7008-1T		10TB	8

Cameras

Models ▼	Image ▼	Resolution ▼	Specifications ▼	Quick Start Guide ▼	Manual ▼	Firmware ▼
DH-IPC-HDW8341XN-3D-S2		3MPx2
DH-IPC-HDW8341XN-3D		3MP
DH-IPC-HF8242FN-FR		2MP

Thermal

Image ▼	Resolution ▼	Specification ▼	Quick Start Guide ▼	Manual ▼	Firmware ▼	FPGA Firmware ▼
DHI-TPC-BF1241-T-S2	Visual: 4MP Thermal: 256 x 192		Coming Soon	Coming Soon	Coming Soon	N/A
DHI-TPC-BF1241-S2	Visual: 4MP Thermal: 256 x 192		Coming Soon	Coming Soon	Coming Soon	N/A
DHI-TPC-DF1241-T-S2	Visual: 4MP Thermal: 256 x 192		Coming Soon	Coming Soon	Coming Soon	N/A
DHI-TPC-DF1241-S2	Visual: 4MP Thermal: 256 x 192		Coming Soon	Coming Soon	Coming Soon	N/A
DH-TPC-DF1241N
DH-TPC-BF1241N
DH-TPC-SD8420N-B	2MP
DH-TPC-SD8620N-B50Z30	2MP
DH-TPC-PT8620AN-B60Z30
DH-TPC-PT8620AN-B100Z30
DH-TPC-PT8620BN-B30150Z62
DH-TPC-BF5600N-B
DH-TPC-BF5400N-B
DH-TPC-BF5400N-TC
DH-TPC-PT8420AN-B						Upgrade the “packetCamera_TPC-NYX5400-BX_V1.000.0000000.9.R.181016.bin“
DH-TPC-PT8620BN-B30150Z62		[URL ]				Upgrade the “packetCamera_TPC-NYX5800-BX_V1.000.0000000.5.R.181016.bin“
DH-TPC-PT8620AN-B		[URL ]				Upgrade the “packetCamera_TPC-NYX5800-BX_V1.000.0000000.5.R.181016.bin“
DH-TPC-SD8420N-B		[URL ]				Upgrade the “packetCamera_TPC-NYX5400-BX_V1.000.0000000.9.R.181016.bin”
DH-TPC-SD8620N-B		[URL ]				Upgrade the “packetCamera_TPC-NYX5800-BX_V1.000.0000000.5.R.181016.bin“
TPC-BF2221N-B3	2MP
DH-TPC-BF5401N-B	2MP
DH-TPC-BF5601N-B	2MP
DH-TPC-BF3221-T	2MP
DH-TPC-BF5421-TD	2MP
DH-TPC-BF5421-TB	2MP
DH-TPC-BF2221N-TB	2MP
DH-TPC-BF5601N-TB
DH-TPC-BF5401N-TB

Thermal Measurement Solution

Image ▼	Models ▼	Resolution ▼	Specification ▼	Quick Start Guide ▼	Manual ▼	Firmware ▼	FPGA Firmware ▼
	DH-TPC-BF3221-T	2MP
	DH-TPC-BF5421-TD	2MP
	DH-TPC-BF5421-TB	2MP

Corrosion Proof

Models ▼	Resolution ▼	Main Firmware ▼
DH-IPC-HDBW5442HN-ZHE	4MP	Coming Soon
DH-SDZW2000TN-SL	2MP
DH-SDZW2030UN-SL	2MP
DH-SD60230UN-HNI-SL	2MP
DH-IPC-HDBW8232EN-Z-SL	2MP

Explosion Proof

Image ▼	Models ▼	Resolution ▼	Specification ▼	Manual ▼	Main Firmware ▼	PTZ Firmware ▼	Alarm Panel Firmware ▼
	DH-EPC230UN-PTZ-IR	2MP
	DH-EPC230UN-PTZ	2MP
	DH-EPC230UN	2MP

LPC

Models ▼	Resolution ▼	Quick Start Guide ▼	EOL ▼
ITC431-RW1F-IRL8	4MP	Coming Soon	Active
DHI-ITC217-PW1B-IRLZ10	2MP	Coming Soon	EOL
DHI-ITC237-PW1B-IRZ	2MP	Coming Soon	EOL
DHI-ITC237-PU1B-IR	2MP	Coming Soon	EOL
DHI-ITC237-PW6M-IRLZF1050	2MP	Coming Soon	Active
DHI-ITC215-PW6M-IRLZF-B	2MP	Coming Soon	Active

Panoramic

Models ▼	Resolution ▼	Firmware ▼	EOL ▼
DH-IPC-HDBW5441FN-AS-E2	4MP x2		Active
DH-PSDW81642M-A360	8x2MP + 4MP PTZ		No
DH-IPC-PDBW82041N-B360	4x5MP		No
DH-IPC-PFW8601N-H-A180	3x2MP	Update First Update Second
DH-IPC-PDBW8800N-A180	4x2MP	Update First Update Second	Yes
DH-IPC-PFW8800N-A180	4x2MP	Update First Update Second
DH-PSD81602N-A360	8x2MP
DH-IPC-HDBW4231FN-E2-M	2x2MP
DH-IPC-PF83230N-A180	4x8MP
DH-IPC-PDBW5831N-B360	4x2MP
DH-IPC-PDBW8840N-A180	4x2MP
DH-IPC-PFW8840N-A180	4x2MP

Fisheye

Models ▼	Resolution ▼	Firmware ▼	EOL ▼
DH-IPC-EBW81242N-AS-S2	12MP		Active
N88BR5V	8MP		Active
NK8BR4	12MP		Yes
N68BR4	6MP
N68BR4V	6MP		Yes
DH-IPC-EBW812A0N	12MP
DH-IPC-EBW86A0N	6MP
DH-IPC-EBW81230N M12	12MP	Coming Soon
DH-IPC-EBW8630N M12	6MP	Coming Soon
N55BS5	5MP
N55BT5	5MP		No
DH-IPC-EB55A0N-I	5MP
DH-IPC-EB54A0N	4MP
DH-IPC-EBW81242N	12MP
N55CS5	5MP
N55CT5	5MP

Video Intercom

Models	Station Type	Generation	Voice Firmware
DHI-VTO4202F	2-Wire IP Intercom Modular Apartment Outdoor Station	SIP	Coming Soon
DHI-VTO2202F-P-S2	2-Wire IP Villa Outdoor Station	SIP	Coming Soon
DHI-VTO2202F-P	IP Villa Outdoor Station	SIP
DHI-VTO2211G-WP	Wi-Fi Villa Outdoor Station	SIP	Coming Soon

GEN2 SIP Firmware

WARNING! Do Not Flash This Firmware Unless You Are 100% Sure All of Your Video Intercom Devices are compatible with SIP 2.0 before updating your devices

Outdoor Monitor
Indoor Station

Models	Station Type	Generation	Description
VTO1210C-X-S	Apartment Outdoor Station	SIP	HD CMOS camera Stainless steel panel, IP54, IK07 Night vision & Voice indication Local card opening Video & Audio messaging Surface & Flush mounted
VTO2000A-S	Villa Outdoor Station	SIP	HD CMOS camera Stainless steel panel, IP54, IK07 Night vision & Voice indication Video & Audio messaging Remote intercom with mobile APP Surface mounted & Flush mounted
VTO2000A-2-S	2wire Villa Outdoor Station	SIP	HD CMOS camera Stainless steel panel, IP54, IK07 Night vision & Voice indication Video & Audio messaging Remote intercom with mobile APP (VTNC3000A needed) Surface mounted & Flush mounted
VTO2111D-WP-S	Wireless Outdoor Station	SIP	HD CMOS camera Large field of view angle Night vision Voice indication Remote intercom with mobile APP Surface mounted

GEN1-VTO Firmware

WARNING! Do Not Flash This Firmware Unless You Are 100% Sure All of Your Video Intercom Devices are Gen 1 before updating your devices

Outdoor Station
Indoor Monitor

Models	Station Type	Description
VTO1210C-X	Apartment Outdoor Station	HD CMOS camera Stainless steel panel, IP54, IK07 Night vision & Voice indication Local card opening Video & Audio messaging Surface & Flush mounted
VTO1210B-X	Apartment Outdoor Station	HD CMOS camera Tempered glass panel, IP65 Night vision & Voice indication Local card opening Video & Audio messaging Flush mounted
VTO1220BW	Apartment Outdoor Station	HD CMOS camera Tempered glass panel, IP65 Night vision & Voice indication Local card openning Video & Audio messaging Flush mounted
VTO2000A	Villa Outdoor Station	HD CMOS camera Stainless steel panel, IP54, IK07 Night vision & Voice indication Video & Audio messaging Remote intercom with mobile APP Surface mounted & Flush mounted
VTO2000A-2	2wire Villa Outdoor Station	HD CMOS camera Stainless steel panel, IP54, IK07 Night vision & Voice indication Video & Audio messaging Remote intercom with mobile APP (VTNC3000A needed) Surface mounted & Flush mounted
VTO2111D-WP	Wireless Outdoor Station	HD CMOS camera Large field of view angle Night vision Voice indication Remote intercom with mobile APP Surface mounted

Access Control

Controller

Models	Image	Type	Description	Specification	Quick Start Guide	Manual	Firmware
DHI-ASC1204B		Four Door Access Controller	Support 100,000 valid cards & 300,000 records Support multiple cards Support card, password, fingerprint and combination TCP/IP interface to PC Wiegand or RS-485 interface to readers (2/4 door) Door time out alarm, intrusion alarm, duress alarm and tamper alarm Anti-pass back, multi-door interlock, multi-card open Support 128 efficient time and holiday schedules Watch dog function ensure device free from halting Surface mounted installation
DHI-ASC1204C		Four Door Access Controller	Support 100,000 valid cards & 300,000 records Support multiple cards Support card, password, fingerprint and combination TCP/IP interface to PC Wiegand or RS-485 interface to readers (4 door) Door time out alarm, intrusion alarm, duress alarm and tamper alarm Anti-pass back, multi-door interlock, multi-card open Support 128 efficient time and holiday schedules Watch dog function ensure device free from halting Surface mounted installation Accumulator battery extension

Reader

Models	Type	Description	Frequency	Interface
DHI-ASR1200D	Slim Water-proof RFID Reader	Red and Blue LEDs Watch dog function ensure device free from halting Water-proof(Outdoor use) Surface/Flush mounted installation	13.56MHz(Mifare)	RS485 Wiegand 34/26 protocol(Default 34)
DHI-ASA2212A	Standalone Time Attendance	Simple access control or external bell Fingerprint, card or password verification methods. Support IC (Mifare 1)13.56MHZ card Add user in batch Camera (build in) support to capture the real time photo Break-Out/Break-In management USB flash upgrades firmware Support to configure timetable and shift standalone USB flash export attendance report T9 input method All users allowed querying his attendance records Within SD card storage photos	13.56MHz(Mifare)	N/A
DHI-ASI1212D	Water-proof Fingerprint Standalone	Touch keyboard and LCD display Support 30,000 valid cards & 150,000 records Support multiple cards(default IC card) Support card, password, fingerprint and combination TCP/IP to PC, support WAN communication Support P2P add device Wiegand or RS-485 interface to reader Door time out alarm, intrusion alarm, duress alarm and tamper alarm Anti-passback, multi-card open Software attendance Support 128 efficient time and holiday schedules	13.56MHz(Mifare)	RS485 Wiegand 34/26 protocol(Default 34)
DHI-ASR1201D	Slim Water-proof RFID Reader	RS485, Wiegand34/26 protocol (Default 34) 13.56MHz (Mifare) Red and Blue LEDs Watch dog function ensure device free from halting Water-proof (Outdoor use) Surface/Flush mounted installation	13.56MHz(Mifare)	RS485 Wiegand 34/26 protocol(Default 34)
DHI-ASR1100B	RFID Reader(Wiegand)	Wiegand26/34 bits RS-485 protocol 13.56MHz (Mifare) Water-proof design Red and Green indicator LEDs Watch dog function ensure device free from halting Surface mounted installation	13.56MHz(Mifare)	RS485 Wiegand 34/26 protocol(Default 34)
DHI-ASR1101A	RFID Reader	Wiegand26/34 bitsprotocol 13.56MHz (Mifare) Red and Green LEDs Sensitive touch keypad with blue backlight Watch dog function ensure device free from halting Beep Buzzer and LED indicator Surface mounted installation	13.56MHz(Mifare)	RS485 Wiegand 34/26 protocol(Default 34)
DHI-ASR1102A(V2)	Fingerprint reader	RS-485 protocol Default IC (Mifare) card Support card, fingerprint Up to 3000 fingerprints capacity Blue backlight Watch dog function ensure device free from halting Beep and indicator Surface mounted installation	13.56MHz(Mifare)	RS-485 protocol
DHI-ASR1101M	RFID Reader All metal buttons	Wiegand26/34 bits RS-485 protocol 13.56MHz (Mifare) 125KHz (EM-ID) All-metal buttons with blue backlight Red and Green indicator LEDs Watch dog function ensure device free from halting Surface mounted installation	13.56MHz(Mifare)	RS485 Wiegand 34/26 protocol(Default 34)

Access Control Gen2

Models	Image	Type	Description	Specification	Quick Start Guide	Manual	Firmware
DHI-ASC2204C-S		Access Controller	Supports TCP/IP, RS485, and Wiegand Protocols Stores 100,000 User and 500,000 Card-swipe Records Issues Alarms for Tampering, Intrusion, Timeout, Duress, Invalid Card, and Incorrect Password Supports Built-in RTC, Manual Time-fixing, and Automatic Time-fixing Data Saved in Event of Power Failure Enable Anti-passback and Multi-door Interlock to Control Traffic in High-security Applications Supports Watchdog Mechanism to Ensure Operation Stability		Coming Soon

Encoder

Models	Image	Specifications	Firmware

Decoder

Models	Image	Specifications	Quick Start Guide	Manual	Firmware
DH-NVD0405DH-4K					Coming Soon
DHI-NVS0104DH-4K					Coming Soon
DHI-NVD0905DH-4I-4K
DHI-NVD0105DH-4K

NKB

Models	Image	Specifications	Quick Start Guide	Manual	Firmware
DH-NKB1000
NKB5000-F

DSS

Software

Models	Description	Specifications	Manual
	DSS Express V8 (NEW) Pay-as-you-go Security Software for SMB
	DSS Pro V8 (NEW) High Available Security Software for Enterprise
	DSS Express V7 Easy-to-Use and Reliable Dahua VMS
	DSS Pro V7 Comprehensive and Expandable Dahua VMS

Hardware

Models	Image	Specifications	Quick Start Guide	Manual	Firmware V7	HDD Max Capacity	Max HDD Supported	EOL
DHI-DSS7016DR-S2						8TB	16	No
DHI-DSS4004-S2						8TB	4	No

EVS

Models	Channels	HDD Max Capacity	Max HDD Supported	EOL
DHI-EVS7124S	512	16TB	24	No
DHI-EVS7024S-R	512	10TB	24	EOL
DHI-EVS5016S-R	320	10TB	16	No

Network Switches

Managed Switches
Unmanaged Switches

Models ▼	POE Ports ▼	Hi-PoE Ports ▼	Total POE Budget ▼	POE Protocol ▼	Quick Start Guide ▼	Manual ▼	Firmware ▼
DH-PFS4218-16GT2GF-240	16	2	240W	Hi-PoE: Ports 1 and 2 Consumption: up to 90 W per port IEEE802.3af, IEEE802.3at: Ports 3 to 16 Consumption: up to 30 W per port	Coming Soon
DH-LR2218-16ET-240	16	2	240W	Hi-PoE: Ports 1 and 2 Consumption: up to 60 W per port IEEE802.3af, IEEE802.3at: Ports 3 to 16 Consumption: up to 30 W per port Enhanced PoE (ePoE): Ports 1 to 8			Coming Soon
DH-LR2226-24ET-360	24	2	360W	Hi-PoE: Ports 1 and 2 Consumption: up to 60 W per port IEEE802.3af, IEEE802.3at: Ports 3 to 24 Consumption: up to 30 W per port Enhanced PoE (ePoE): Ports 1 to 8			Coming Soon
DH-PFS4218-16ET-240	16	2	240W	Ports 1 and 2: Hi-PoE (60 W), PoE+, PoE Maximum per Port: ≤ 30 W
DH-PFS4226-24ET-360	24	2	360W	Ports 1 and 2: Hi-PoE (60 W) PoE+, PoE Maximum per Port: ≤ 30 W
DH-PFS4026-24P-370	24	0	370W	Protocol: IEEE802.3af, IEEE802.3at Consumption: Up to 30 W per Port			Coming Soon
DH-PFS4226-24ET-240	24	2	240W	Ports 1 and 2: Hi-PoE (60 W), PoE+, PoE Maximum per Port: ≤ 30 W
DH-PFS4210-8GT-DP	8	2	120W	IEEE802.3af, IEEE802.3at: Ports 3 to 10 Consumption: Up to 30 W per port Hi-PoE: Ports 1 and 2 Consumption: up to 60 W per port		Coming Soon
DH-PFS4218-16GT-240	16	2	240W	PoE (IEEE802.3af) PoE+ (IEEE802.3at) Hi-PoE
DH-PFS4226-24GT-360	24	2	360W	PoE (IEEE802.3af) PoE+ (IEEE802.3at) Hi-PoE
DH-PFS4212-8GT-96	8	2	96W	PoE (IEEE802.3af) PoE+ (IEEE802.3at) Hi-PoE

Mobile

Mobile Recorders

Models ▼	Channels ▼	EOL ▼
DHI-MCVR5104-GFW	4	Yes
DHI-MCVR6208-G	8	Yes
DHI-NVR0404MF-GFW M12	4	Yes
DHI-NVR0404MF-GFW RJ45	4	Yes
DHI-NVR0404MF-G M12	4	Yes
DHI-NVR0804MF-GFW M12	8	Yes
DHI-NVR0804MF-GFW RJ45	8	Yes
DHI-NVR0804MF-G M12	8	Yes
MX4104-VM	4	No
MN4208-VM	4	No
MN4104-VM	4	No
MN4104-VR	4	No
MX6212-VM	8	No

Mobile Cameras

Models ▼	Series ▼	Resolution ▼	Body ▼	Quick Start Guide ▼	Manual ▼	EOL ▼
DH-IPC-EBW8630N-M12	Series	6MP	Fisheye	[QSG URL ]	[Manual URL ]	No
DH-IPC-EBW81230N-M12	Series	12MP	Fisheye	[QSG URL ]	[Manual URL ]	No
DH-IPC-HDBW4431FN-M12 2.8mm	Series	4MP	Wedge	[QSG URL ]	[Manual URL ]	No
DH-IPC-HDBW4431FN-M12 3.6mm	Series	4MP	Wedge	[QSG URL ]	[Manual URL ]	No
DH-IPC-HDBW4431FN-M 2.8mm	Series	4MP	Wedge	[QSG URL ]	[Manual URL ]	No
DH-IPC-MBW4431N-M12 2.8mm	Series	4MP	Wedge	[QSG URL ]	[Manual URL ]	No
DH-IPC-MBW4431N-M12 3.6mm	Series	4MP	Wedge	[QSG URL ]	[Manual URL ]	No
DH-IPC-MBW4431N-AS 3.6mm	Series	4MP	Wedge	[QSG URL ]	[Manual URL ]	No
DH-IPC-HDBW4231FN-E2-M12 2.8mm	Series	2x2MP	Dual-sensor		[Manual URL ]	No
DH-IPC-HDBW4231FN-E2-M12 3.6mm	Series	2x2MP	Dual-sensor		[Manual URL ]	No
DH-IPC-HDBW4231FN-E2-M	Series	2x2MP	Dual-sensor		[Manual URL ]	No
DHI-MPTZ1100-2030RA-NT	Series	2MP	PTZ	[ QSG Link ]	[Manual URL ]	No

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How to Configure Optical Fingerprint Recorder

M.Salih ASLAN — Sat, 07 Aug 2021 19:42:51 +0000

Preparation

1. The model of optical fingerprint recorder is DS-K1F820-F;
2. Please download the iVMS-4200 Client on Hikvision official website;

http://www.hikvision.com/en/Tools 84.html

And in this document, we use V2.7.0.6 iVMS-4200 Client;

Step 1:

Connect the optical fingerprint recorder to computer directly via USB port, it will install driver

automatically

Step 2:

Run iVMS-4200 Client, enter Access Control interface;

Add Organization and Person first;

Title:

Product:

How to Configure Optical Fingerprint Recorder

Access Control Device

Step 3:

On Add Person interface, enter Fingerprint interface, select Local Collection Collection Mode, and click Set Fingerprint Machine;

Step 4:

On Fingerprint Machine interface, please select correct device type and click Save;

Step 5:

Add fingerprints, select your finger and click Start;

And put your finger on scanner;

HIKVISION

Note:

The touch area between finger and sensor decides the information content of the collected fingerprint. The more information the device sensed, the higher of the pass rate. Thumb, forefinger, middle finger are suggested to use in order to improve fingerprint identification rate.

Correct Scanning: the figure displayed below is the correct way to scan your finger:

You should press your finger on the scanner horizontally. The center of your scanned finger should align with the scanner center

Step 6:

Adding fingerprints succeeded, you can also obtain fingerprint quality as following picture;

Click Stop to finish adding fingerprints;

And click OK to save person information;

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OK cancaı	OK Cancel

Step 8:

Click OK to save your configuration;

The person information as following picture shows;

Step 9:

You can also click Modify to enter Edit Person interface, and back to Step 3;

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